Vex Beta 0.1.0 Released!

Vex beta 0.1.0 is now released to the public!

If you don't know, Vex is a programming language designed to be readable, modular, and scalable to all systems. It provides familiarity to other languages, but has distinct, helpful features.

Features that are different from other languages:

First, Vex uses a system called Environments. Environments define the limitations that the code has. This includes defining max RAM usage on the system, max CPU usage by percent, and disallowed statements in the code. This creates scalability in Vex code, letting it either be a small piece in a large project, or a base of an entire project.

Second, it doesn't use brackets at all. Instead, it uses indentations to signify what parts of code are wrapped by other code. This is for easier human readability of the code.

Third, the syntax is meant to be as English-based as possible. This expands on the human readability aspect of the language.

Please expect bugs throughout the interpreter and other resources.